The flooding is the deadliest event in Indonesia since a 2018 earthquake and tsunami killed more than 2000 people on the island of Sulawesi ( The Guardian ). Industry Minister Tim Ayres will today ...

The firefighters union claimed its members accessed Melbourne Metro Tunnel on its opening day for operational reasons, but this has been rebuffed by FRV. The intrusion caused a 25-minute delay and ...

The Productivity Commission estimates AI will be worth $200bn over a decade, while the Tech Council of Australia predicts 200,000 people could be working in AI by 2030. A key focus of the plan is to ...

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has assured an anti-immigration rally in Melbourne that her party will run candidates in the 2026 Victorian election. In the speech Hanson implored the Put Australia ...

NSW police have arrested 141 people who attempted to block the Newcastle shipping channel during protests that began on Thursday and are scheduled to run until Tuesday. The Port Authority of NSW ...

New figures show that through November, home values lifted by 1% in the nation’s capital cities, down from 1.1% reported through October. Cotality’s national Home Value Index, released today, shows ...

Moderates despair as the Liberals enter a ‘death spiral’ egged on by Murdoch Mike Seccombe Exclusive: ANU management ‘reactive, short-term, and politically driven’ Julie Hare Inside the Bureau of ...

The England men’s cricket team arrived with swagger and talent, further validating the author’s unbridled loathing. Their humiliation in the first Ashes Test was righteous.

Behind the glowing tributes to Graham Richardson is a factional deal that the controversial former minister helped broker to make Anthony Albanese leader.

Global IT consultancy Accenture has been accused of ‘strip mining’ the Bureau of Meteorology during its years-late delivery of a redesigned website not fit for purpose.

For the first time, the Liberal Party has lost its position as the country’s preferred economic manager – causing many to wonder if it will ever win back government.

A damning report has revealed widespread governance failures at ANU, as fresh documents detail former vice-chancellor Genevieve Bell’s $3.3 million exit package.